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Amgen
Scientist - Medicinal Chemistry - South San Francisco, CA - NB50881225
Location: South San Francisco,
California
94080
Posted on:
10/12/2009 8:08:35 AM
Postion type:
Full time
Job Code:
50881225
Required Education:
Doctorate
Salary:
DESCRIPTION
The successful candidate will be part of an expanding Medicinal Chemistry group, with responsibilities including (but not limited to) conducting laboratory experiments; designing and implementing scientific research projects; planning detailed procedures for defined projects including timelines, milestones, methodological approaches, expected results and necessary resources; reviewing, analyzing, and interpreting scientific data and results; providing regular updates, documentation, and/or communication on project results; collaborating with other scientists and keeping current with field of expertise, including literature and technology development.
Additional responsibilities may include advising supervisors and colleagues in areas of expertise; participating in national and international scientific meetings; providing scientific results that support the generation of publications, patents, or regulatory submissions; monitoring and analyzing competitive scientific knowledge from external sources and supervising research associates and laboratory assistants.
REQUIREMENTS:
Basic Qualifications:
Ph.D. in chemistry specializing in organic synthesis
Preferred Qualifications:
Ph.D. in chemistry specializing in organic synthesis
4 or more years experience Academic or Industry
Proven track record of academic accomplishments (i.e., peer-reviewed publications and/or patents)
A clear understanding of structural determination using NMR and Mass Spectral techniques as well as knowledge of related purification methods
Some knowledge about the application of parallel synthesis techniques to medicinal chemistry would also be an asset
Ability to demonstrate a basic knowledge of good lab practices
Excellent presentation communication skills (both written and oral)
Depending on the extent of prior participation in drug discovery, the candidate is expected to possess an understanding of biological and pharmaceutical principles and a working knowledge of the use of structure-based or other computer-aided drug design tools.
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